Lesson 5 - Seize The Moment (IFSULDEMINAS 2022.1 - Inglês Módulo 2)

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Here we go!
1. Taking his father’s ashes
Carlton goes back to the Funeral Home the next day to get his father’s 
ashes. The owner, Chuck’s father, answers the door. He has no idea that 
his son and friends used the establishment to perform a fake ceremony. 
Carlton and Chuck’s father end up having an argument. A while after, Chuck 
receives a call from his father, asking him what happened in their family 
business the day before.
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Objetivos
• Conhecer o vocabulário relativo à Funeral Services 
reconhecendo sua escrita e sua pronúncia.
• Retomar o uso do Present Perfect Simple, identificando sua 
pronúncia e escrita e o uso das preposições For, Since e How long.
• Identificar o uso do Present Perfect e do Past Simple, empregando 
a forma verbal adequadamente de acordo com o contexto.
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Talking about funeral services is not very comfortable, but there are some 
words and expressions that we should know in order to face any kind of 
situation which may come up.
In this lesson you are going to study the vocabulary related to funeral, the 
prepositions For and Since and the question word How long. After that, 
you are going to study the difference between Present Perfect Simple and 
Past Simple, and how to use the Present Perfect Simple to refer to a finished 
action with a result in the present. 
In the Out Loud section you are going to study the pronunciation of the 
prepositions For and Since with the words that come after them. 
Warming up
2. Back to the Funeral Home
When Carlton goes back to the Funeral Home, he meets Chuck’s father and 
asks for his father’s ashes. Read and listen to their conversation:
Chuck’s father: Hello, what can I do for you? We're not open, son.
Carlton: Oh, I'm sorry. My name's Carlton Jackson... I just came to get my father's 
ashes, like I was told to yesterday.
Chuck’s father: Yesterday? We weren't even open yesterday.
Carlton: There must be some kind of mistake. May I speak to the manager?
Chuck’s father: I'm the manager and the owner.
Carlton: What do you mean? I spoke to the manager yesterday. He's a tall, thin young 
man with dark hair. How long have you been the owner of this place?
Chuck’s father: I've always been the owner.
Carlton: Don't you have the record of the ceremonies that take place here?
Integrated media
Clique na mídia Misunderstanding 
e assista o momento em 
que Carlton conversa 
com o pai do Chuck.
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Chuck’s father: Look, I've been in the funeral business for over twenty years, don't 
teach me how to do my job. Of course I have the records! But I'm telling you there 
was no ceremony yesterday! None!
Carlton: That can't be right! You're lying! Let me in, this is very weird!
Chuck’s father: Cool down, son. Please leave before I call the police. 
In this conversation, Carlton and Chuck’s father used vocabulary about 
funeral services. In the following topic you are going to study some of the 
main words related to documents, people, places and objects involved in 
this situation.
3. Getting the hang of it
3.1 Funeral services
Carlton foi buscar as cinzas de Frank; contudo, o pai de Chuck ficou 
aborrecido quando ele questiona sobre os registros das cerimônias que 
ocorrem na casa funerária. Acompanhe na tabela a seguir algumas palavras 
relacionadas a esse tipo de cerimônia e enriqueça seu vocabulário:
An area of ground where the 
bodies are buried.
Also known as coffin, it’s a 
long box made of wood, metal 
or plastic to bury the person.
A legal paper signed by the 
doctor, stating the cause 
of death or any other 
necessary information.
A process which uses heat to 
reduce the body to ashes.
Wooden or metal racks and 
stands to display flowers 
around the casket.
A hole in the ground for the 
purpose to bury the body.
A government official who is 
able to investigate the 
circumstances of death.
People who attend a funeral 
but are not related 
to the deceased.
A container into which the 
cremated remains are kept. 
It is usually made of wood, 
metal or marble.
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An area of ground where the 
bodies are buried.
Also known as coffin, it’s a 
long box made of wood, metal 
or plastic to bury the person.
A legal paper signed by the 
doctor, stating the cause 
of death or any other 
necessary information.
A process which uses heat to 
reduce the body to ashes.
Wooden or metal racks and 
stands to display flowers 
around the casket.
A hole in the ground for the 
purpose to bury the body.
A government official who is 
able to investigate the 
circumstances of death.
People who attend a funeral 
but are not related 
to the deceased.
A container into which the 
cremated remains are kept. 
It is usually made of wood, 
metal or marble.
Quanto mais amplo e rico é seu vocabulário, melhor você transita entre as 
habilidades que envolvem dominar um idioma: listening, speaking, reading 
and writing. Após estudar este novo grupo de palavras, pratique o conteúdo 
realizando as atividades Talking to Chuck’s father e Funeral vocabulary.
No tópico a seguir você irá estudar o Present Perfect Simple associado às 
preposições for e since.
3.2 Present Perfect Simple - For and Since
Na Lesson 04 você estudou a estrutura e alguns dos principais usos do 
Present Perfect Simple. Nesse tópico, você estudará dois usos específicos 
deste tempo verbal: um deles com a preposição For que indica a duração 
em que uma atividade se desenvolve e o outro com a preposição Since, 
que indica o ponto inicial de uma atividade.
No diálogo que você acompanhou, o pai de Chuck disse a Carlton que 
estava no ramo de funerais há mais de vinte anos. Para isso, ele utilizou 
o Present Perfect Simple e a preposição For, com o sentido de haver (há 
quanto tempo) em português. Observe novamente a frase do pai de Chuck:
I’ve been in the funeral business for over twenty years.
Audio
Learning activity
Talking to Chuck’s father
Funeral vocabulary
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Sempre que queremos dizer há quanto tempo uma ação ocorre, utilizamos 
a preposição for juntamente com o Present Perfect Simple. Ou seja, For 
descreve a duração da atividade. Veja outros exemplos:
My parents have been married for thirty years.
forPres. Perf
We’ve lived in this house for a week.
My sister has studied English for one semester.
He’s waited for the doctor for an hour.
Além de For, podemos utilizar a preposição de tempo Since para indicar 
desde quando a ação ocorre, ou seja, seu ponto inicial no tempo. Observe 
as frases:
Chuck’s father has been in the funeral business since 1995.
sincePres. Perf
My parents have been married since October 1979.
We’ve been friends since kindergarten.
My sister has studied English since February.
He’s waited for the doctor since 5 o’clock.
Nas frases interrogativas, para perguntar há quanto tempo ocorre uma 
ação, utiliza-se a wh-question How long. Relembre uma parte do diálogo 
entre Carlton e o pai de Chuck:
Carlton How long have you been the owner of this place?
Chuck’s father I've always been the owner.
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Observe outros exemplos de perguntas com How long + Present Perfect 
Simple:
Question Answer
How long has Sarah worked 
as a waitress?
She’s worked as a waitress 
for over a year.
How long have Carlton and 
Sarah known each other?
They’ve known each other 
for a few days.
How long has Carlton been in Canada? He’s been in Canada since last week.
Você estudou o uso do Present Perfect Simple em conjunto com as 
preposições For e Since. Além disso, também pôde observar a construção 
de perguntas utilizando How long + Present Perfect Simple. Considerando o 
que foi estudado até então, realize as atividades Present Perfect forms; For 
or Since? e How long have you...?
Para melhor compreender o Present Perfect Simple e o Past Simple, no 
tópico a seguir você estudará as diferenças entre eles. 
3.3 PresentPerfect Simple vs. Past Simple
Tanto o Present Perfect Simple quanto o Past Simple referem-se ao passado. 
Contudo, o Present Perfect Simple não usa marcações exatas de tempo. Ele 
trata de um passado indefinido, ou seja, ações que iniciaram no passado e 
acontecem até o presente momento. Já o Past Simple é um passado finito 
e refere-se a uma ação terminada. Veja alguns exemplos:
Present perfect simple Past simple
My parents have been 
married for thirty years. My parents were married for thirty years.
A primeira frase diz que meus pais são casados há trinta anos, 
e a segunda que eles foram casados por trinta anos.
Chuck’s father’s been in the 
funeral business since 1995.
Chuck’s father was a 
constructor in the 70’s.
Na primeira frase, o pai de Chuck está neste ramo desde 1995, enquanto 
que a segunda frase diz que ele foi um empreiteiro na década de 70.
Audio
Learning activity
Present Perfect forms
For or Since? 
How long have you...?
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Present perfect simple Past simple
Bruno’s been to Europe 
a couple of times. Bruno went to the USA last month.
A primeira frase diz que Bruno esteve na Europa algumas vezes, e 
a segunda diz que ele foi aos Estados Unidos mês passado.
My sister’s studied English 
for one semester. My sister studied Japanese last year.
A primeira frase diz que minha irmã estuda inglês há um semestre, enquanto 
que a segunda frase diz que ela estudou japonês no ano passado.
I’ve lived in this house for all my life. I lived in that apartment before I got married.
A primeira frase diz que eu moro nesta casa por toda a minha vida, e a 
segunda diz que eu morei naquele apartamento antes de me casar.
My fiancé and I have seen 
that movie several times.
My fiancé and I saw a great 
movie yesterday.
A primeira frase diz que meu noivo e eu vimos aquele filme várias vezes, 
enquanto a segunda diz que nós vimos um ótimo filme ontem.
Stella and I have known each 
other for over ten years.
Stella knew her husband when 
they were in high school.
A primeira frase diz que Stella e eu nos conhecemos há mais de dez anos, e a 
segunda diz que ela conheceu seu marido quando estavam no ensino médio.
É importante observar que o Present Perfect Simple não determina as datas 
dos eventos relatados, enquanto o Past Simple utiliza, na maioria das vezes, 
time expressions, como last month, last year e yesterday que definem o 
tempo da ação. Após estudar a diferença entre estes dois tempos verbais, 
pratique este conteúdo com as atividades Past Simple or Present Perfect 
Simple? e Past Simple and Present Perfect Simple in context.
O Present Perfect Simple possui outro uso. No tópico a seguir você irá 
conhecê-lo. 
Audio
Learning activity
Past Simple or Present 
Perfect Simple?
Past Simple and Present 
Perfect Simple in context
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3.4 Present Perfect Simple - a finished action with 
a result in the present
O Present Perfect Simple também é utilizado para nos referirmos a ações 
que aconteceram no passado e têm resultado ou relevância no presente. 
Observe o diálogo entre um taxista e o passageiro:
Taxi Driver It’s $7,00.
Passenger Oh my God! I’ve lost my documents!
Quando o passageiro utiliza o Present Perfect Simple, a frase indica que ele 
perdeu os documentos em algum momento não definido no passado e 
que percebeu isso naquele momento e ainda não os encontrou.
Em outras palavras, é como se houvesse três etapas na ordem dos 
acontecimentos: 
a) a ação ocorre em algum momento do passado não definido, 
b) há a percepção que o fato se deu e 
c) há a constatação de que esta situação se mantém a mesma e/ou 
influencia o presente.
Porém, quando usamos o Past Simple há um outro contexto: 
Taxi Lost & Found girl May I help you? 
Passenger Yes, I lost my documents yesterday.
A expressão em destaque indica que o passageiro usou o Past Simple para 
informar a perda dos seus documentos no dia anterior.
Em síntese, o Present Perfect Simple é usado para expressar ações que 
ocorreram em algum tempo não definido no passado e com relevância no 
presente. Com este conteúdo é possível realizar as atividades Past Simple 
and Present Perfect Simple e Choose the best option.
No próximo tópico você estudará como resulta a pronúncia das preposições 
For e Since com as palavras seguintes a elas em uma frase.
Audio
Learning activity
Past Simple and Present 
Perfect Simple
Choose the best option
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Out loud
3.5 For and since
Quando “for” é utilizado para expressar um período de tempo, é comum 
usar a expressão “for a long time”. Neste caso a pronúncia de “for” junta-se 
à letra “a” gerando um único som. Escute o exemplo:
I’ve lived in this house for a long time. 
I’ve lived in this house for a long time. 
Escute outros exemplos com a palavra for. Observe que ela junta-se ao 
som da vogal da palavra seguinte:
You’ve studied for a whole day, now you can go home .
He’s lived in Canada for a few months.
I’ve waited for you for hours. 
Nesse último exemplo, a palavra hours assume o som da vogal “o” porque 
a letra “h” não tem som.
Essa união de sons também pode acontecer com a expressão “for at 
least”. Escute o exemplo:
I’ve been there for at least three times.
Quando “since” é utilizado, seja para expressar o início de uma ação, 
acontecimento ou estado, sua pronúncia fica um pouco abreviada como 
se a palavra terminasse na letra “c” que possui som de “s”. Escute as frases 
abaixo e observe:
I’ve been waiting since 8 o’clock.
I’ve known him since last trip to the USA.
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Estar atento a particularidades na pronúncia de algumas palavras ajudará 
você a aperfeiçoar seu speaking. Para tanto, realize a atividade For and 
Since para praticá-la.
Catching a glimpse
4. Funeral ceremonies
Funeral ceremonies may vary according to religious beliefs, but some 
attitudes are common sense. 
After being told about the death of a person, it is expected that you express 
sympathy and attend the funeral. If you are just an acquaintance, you 
should introduce yourself before paying your respects to the family. In 
case you are not able to attend the funeral, a note or card to the deceased’s 
family is a welcome gesture. In most memorial services, friends and loved 
ones usually stand and speak about the deceased, sometimes telling funny 
stories or just saying how much they are going to be missed, as a way of 
honoring them. 
Black dress is no longer a must-do; however, you should wear subdued or 
darker hues. The more conservative people look, the better it is.
You can send flowers either to the Funeral Home prior to the funeral or 
the family residence, but check whether this is appropriate or not. Florists 
often know the best choice depending on the context.
Learning activity
For and Since
Integrated media
Acesse a mídia Funeral 
Ceremonies para 
escutar este texto.
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After the ceremony, the family invites their relatives and some friends for 
some food and beverage at their home.
5. That’s a wrap!
In this episode there was a misunderstanding between Carlton and Chuck’s 
father when he goes to the funeral home and they talk about his father’s 
ashes and the funeral ceremony the day before.
To express the vocabulary and expressions related to funeral ceremonies, 
verbs in the Present Perfect Simple and Past Simple were used. You studied 
that Present Perfect Simple refers to an action that started in the past and 
is either still in progress or has influence in the present. However, the 
time when it happened is not defined. On the other hand, when you use 
Past Simple the time is known and it refers to an action which has already 
happened and is finished.
After that, you studied the prepositions and the adverbs used with the 
Present Perfect Simple.
Next lesson you are going to review all the contents you have studied so far 
in order to consolidate your learning.
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LESSON 5 – MODULE II 
 
 
Errata 1: 
Caderno 1, PDF da aula e PDF Interativo - PÁG.75 
 
 
Where the text says: 
 
 
The word should be: 
 
Casket 
 
 
 
Errata 2: 
Caderno 1, PDF da aula e PDF Interativo - PÁG.75 
 
 
Where the text says: 
 
 
The phrase should be: 
 
Flower Racks and Stands